Alexandr Korol

robust, and the Spirit would enter him. Imagine this devilry? I say, 99% of the time, when women whisper to their men’s ears, they push you to sin. So I say, don’t listen to women. Those women who read this book don’t think you are evil. You are good people. It is just easier for you to let the demon in. But you are not a devil. You are good and can be righteous. Many remarkable women like Baba Vanga, Matrona Nikonova, Mother Teresa, and Princess Olga exist. There were women goddesses. But you have this weakness. When your lifestyle is not righteous, you are an easy target for the devil who enters you and starts negatively influencing people around you. Maybe it is because women are more emotional and impulsive and lack control in terms of wisdom. For example, you can see that in the midst of a disastrous event, when something happens, a woman starts acting emotionally, crying and ready to tear her hair out, while a man slows down and says, “Wait. Let’s figure this out.” A man, no matter what would slow down first and digest what happened when a woman may stab you with a knife on an impulse. It may seem to her that you are evil, but then she cools down and says, “Oh, I thought that something was wrong.” Do you see how dangerous it is? It turns out that demons enter women and set them up, making them do something terrible and even commit crimes in an altered state of mind. Another story was yesterday. I won’t publish names. A mature man, not a part of my team, but an independent contractor who worked with me for some time. He finished the order and started acting strangely, even though the man was kind and spiritual. As if he transmitted a demonic vibe like a devil was in him. When my assistant was on the phone with him, he heard some woman whispering, “Ask for this much money.” Sounds familiar? They show it in many movies, and you might notice it in your relatives. Some people are so arrogant and disgraceful. They think, “Must ask for more money. More of everything and not give back if people forgot we borrowed from them.” Did you notice it? Most often, women suffer from it, and I mean women in the post-Soviet countries. When buying land in Karelia, I negotiated with a married couple. I would ask a question, and the man would respond nicely. He was such a kind and open- hearted guy. He would respond, and his wife would scold and correct him and lie to me. She said, “No, what he said is incorrect.” and started telling me all sorts of crap. Then he would tell me something truthful again, and she pushed him. Imagine? Is it a righteous, Godly behavior? I find it ferocious. Should it be this way? How about fairytale princesses who believe in their men? So strange.